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05/30/2014 10:35:24 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by jesusfreak864ever:
It never says show us what you see under your feet when you look down...it's just general and says "when you look down". Technically anything on the ground could be underfoot, it never specifies that whatever you take a photo of has to have a picture of a foot above it. |
Correct. In normal usage, "underfoot" is pretty non-specific. In your mom's living room, the carpet's underfoot, even the part you're NOT standing on. The BEACH is underfoot, miles and miles of it. It's just a matter of looking down instead of out, for this challenge. Golly...
Message edited by author 2014-05-30 22:36:17. |
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05/30/2014 10:37:15 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
"We're usually focused on the view, but the ground holds treasures too. Show us what you find when you look down."
How can there possibly be any confusion about this? It's about stopping to smell the roses. It's about switching away from the big-picture-drama mindset and taking heed of the often beautiful world that flows by right at your feet. It's about looking down instead of outwards. Just go DO it, and reward the experience. Don't worry about what WE (the voters) will think, just show us what you found when you wandered around looking down :-) |
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